--- Matt Babineau <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> In this example, index.php would be a violation i think. however you
> don't need to provide an absolute URL, you could provide / or ever
> /index.php
>
> I say this because the header specifying the Host had already been sent.
In HTTP/1.1, the Host header is required, but not in HTTP/1.0. Also, the
specification is not for us to decide; it has already been written. The
Location header requires an absolute URL.
Chris
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